- Constance Barker's sixth Sweet Home mystery, Expresso Messo
- MC Beaton's Hamish Macbeth short story Knock, Knock, You're Dead
- Cindy Bell's A Bitter Sweet Murder, the third book in her Chocolate Centered series
- Patti Benning's third Darling Deli mystery Cold Cut Murder
- Morgana Best's Sit for a Spell, the third in the Kitchen Witch series
- Nancy C Davis' sixth Vanessa Abbot Cat Cozy Murder Under the Catwalk
- Leighann Dobbs' A Treacherous Treasure, the third book in her Mooseamuck Island series
- Liz Dodwell's Bird Brain, a Polly Parrett Pet Sitter cozy
- Leona Fox's Tail Wagging Trouble, the debut of her East Pender series
- Mak Han's Barnyard Murder, the second in her Strawberry Shores series
- Dianne Harman's Liz Lucas mystery The Blue Butterfly
- Sheila Hudson's Murder at the Monastary, the third book in her Thursday Club series
- Amelia Morgan's fifth Witches of Enchanted Bay mystery A Riddle of Murder
- debut author Margaret Morse's Murder Casts Its Spell from Gemma Halliday Publishing
- Liv Parker's Mocked, the debut of her Ginger Stevens series
- Laura Pauling's Catered to Death, the sixth in her Holly Hart culinary series
- Summer Prescott's White Chocolate Murder, #31 in the Frosted Love series
- Emma Watts fourth in her Witches of Crystal Cove series, Murder Most Foul
- Anisa Claire West's Murder on the Riviera
- JA Whiting's Sweet Fire and Stone, the seventh in her Sweet Cove series
- Cheryl Zelenka's debut of her Sadie Sunshine series, School Lunch is Murder
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Tuesday, February 9, 2016
New Release 99c Cozy Mysteries 2/9/16
The past 10 days has seen the release 21 cozy mysteries bargain priced at only 99c for Kindle. In most cases these prices are only good for a limited time, so grab them while you can. Be sure to check first to make sure the price is still 99c. The recent bargain releases include:
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Thank you for compiling this list... I don't want to miss out on such deals.
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome Kathleen. If this goes well we will try to do this more often.
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